TRD SEMA Wheel

These are my all time favorite wheels on a Tacoma!! They look good with any color. The gloss gray is the best

 

I’m kinda over black wheels, so went gunmetal. The blacks look nice on the all silver tacomas, but with the blk fender flares this is just right IMHO. 255/75-17’s on mine

 

bought a set of bronze during that sale, I have the matte black on now with studless snows for the winter. Gonna mount up my nitro ridge grapplers on the bronze set for the summer. Pretty stoked about the non matte finish, the black is a pain in the backside to keep clean

 

The off-road wheels are 16x7 and +25 mm offset. These 4R TRD Pro wheels are 17x7 and +4 mm offset I think. So a little wider track and stance. Pushed my tires out flush with the fender flare, I love the stance. I run 265/70/17 nitto ridge grapplers so same width as stock just 1 inch taller

 

Have you experienced any rubbing I had to take my mud flaps off in the front and they still rub I have wheels that are 17x9.5 and the tires are General Grabber ATX 265/70/17

 

A question for those who have already bought the SEMA wheels, when you buy these from a dealer is the hub cap and color matching lug nuts included? It sounds like the TPS are transferable, which helps bring down the cost. I’ve been eyeing the black wheels to go with my black softtopper.

As to the OP, there are some other threads out there asking the same question. This may help your decision:

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads...a-rims-on-my-2017-silver-tacoma.502817/page-2

 

Bought mine for $680 from the dealer back in 2018. The center caps are included but no lugs. My TPS transfered right on over to the new wheels. Black is out!

 

Check out with some dealerships. My friend just got the bronze ones with a fair price around 190 a piece.

 

That's kinda high, $760 plus tax. I got mine s few years ago so prices may have gone up. I get employee pricing from a friend who owned the dealership.

 

I have only had rubbing at full lick in reverse backing out of my driveway. I have front mud flaps but they are not OEM they are tuffskinz so they are not molded to form to the fender liner like stock ones. I need to shape it a bit they I probably won’t have any rubbing at all. Right now with my winter tires I’m running they are 235/80/17 and I have had zero rubbing at all and I tried to see if I could. They are slightly taller but obviously not as wide.

 

I paid $730 shipped for 4 bronze on Black Friday. Got them from lithia Toyota of Billings, so no tax cause of Montana. Great service, fast shipping, would definitely recommend

 

I ended up getting the Matte grey. I got them for $675 from Gladstone Toyota. I have Weathertech mudflaps and i do have some slight rubbing up front with 265/70/17.

 

what size is everyone running on your SEMA wheels. Pics too!!! Trying to decide on 285, 275,255 or stay on my 265/70s

 

Seems that 265/70 is the right size if you have stock suspension.